The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-12, Page 9WAY, JUNE 12, 1974
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ruce Farm Report
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u haven't been able to find
• et in your field its prob-
cause you haven't looked.
sent it looks as if this will
worst year for damage
e have seen. The increased
of damage was caused by
award weather of May. It
down the alfalfa more
did the weevil. Normally,
uld recommend early cut -
r control, but this year the
weevil has arrived and in
ases there is not enough
to be bothered cutting.
d recommend you start
THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
enderson now a Toro
- Paul Henderson ended
months of speculation Monday when he an-
nounced he had signed to play the next five
years' with Toronto Toros of the World,
Hockey Association.
The 31 -year-old veteran of 11 National
Hockey.. League seasonswith 'Detroit Red
Wings and..Toronto Maple Leafs •refused to
disclose the financial terms of the contract
but. admitted: "I'rn not making a Million
•dollars."
• Henderson said the no -trade no -cut con-
tract also included a clause that stipulated.
should the Toros move, their franchise more
than 50 Miles from. Toronto he would be,
" come a free agent.
"Money was secondary • in •the negotia-
tions,"
"The main issue is the no -trade contract.
"I'll be well paid," he said. "But there
wasn't much difference in the money." •
Henderson said the Leafs offered Whim a
two-year, no -trade .contract but that he was
looking for security that would enable him
to continue Ihing in the Toronto area.
He Said the Toros contract was signed.
"about April 18" and .that he had informed
Leafs president. Harold Ballard and general
manager Jim Gregory of his decision to join
the WHA team a reek after the NHL season
ended..
During the news conference, Toros general
.manager Buck Houle' also announced the
signing . of Jirn Shaw, the American Hockey
°
League's. outstanding goaltender with Nova
Scotia Voyageurs, and George Kuzmicz, all-
American defenceman at Cornell Unhlersity.
Shaw, 28, of Saskatoon had a 2.68 -goals-
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walking through your alfalfa
fields, about every 2 days, look-
• ing for feeding damage and the
insect. The weevil, which can us-
• ually be found up around the
bud, has a black head and is
yellowish or •green with a white
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IRWIN AUKS pinduction of
stripe down its- back. When walk-
ing 'through a field, you should
pay close attention to •new seed-
ings because they are the hard-
est hit.
If you Oart finding damage
.don't become alarmed and start
spraying. All the eggs' might not
have hatched Yet. Continue watch-
ing the field and when 25 to 30%
of the leaves show feeding, and
yon can't or don't want to cut,
then spray. There are two ,chem-
icals. Malathion 50% E.C. at 2
pints per acre and Sevin 50%
W.P. at 3 lb. per acre are recom-
mended for use on first cut. Both
chemicals will cost about $3 per
acre for chemical plus cost of ap-
. plication, and they should be ap-
plied using 10 tti 20 gallons of
water. The more water used, the
better the coverage.
If you have any questions about
the insect or if you would like
someone to come out and look at
the field, do not hesitate in con-
tacting me or the Agricultural
Representative at 881-3301.
Rick Upfold,
Soils and Crops Specialist,
Bruce, Grey & Dufferin Counties
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The piano students of Mrs. Ken
(Ruth) Alton of Ashfield perform-
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Those participating were: Helen
Elliot, Charlene Elphick, Nelson
Peterson, Darryl Wilson, Sharon
Cook, Greg Hackett, Kim Dick-
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against mark in 39 games with the Voya-
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• Kuzmicz, 22, is a Montreal native who
played Junior "B" hockey with North York
Rangers.
Henderson, hero of 'Team Canada '72s vic-
tory over the Soviet Union with three series -
'ending garnevinning goals, had signed a no- •
trade contract with. the Leafs just prior to
the historic 1972 Meeting.
In confirming the signing of Henderson,
Houle welcomed newspaper, radio and telev-
ision writers to "the 17th saga in the 'contin-
uing story of Paul Henderson." ,
"This one, I hope, is the final."
Houle was referring to the numerous news .
conferences on the possibility, of the player -
joining the Toros called earlier by Hender-
son's agent, Al Eagleson.
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